How can I recover from too high salary expectations through follow up email?
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I recently had a phone interview, where the recruiter told that my salary expectations were too high. I responded in the phone call saying that I was willing to negotiate. Would it be wise to reiterate that I'm willing to negotiate again in my thank you email to the recruiter?
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I recently had a phone interview, where the recruiter told that my salary expectations were too high. I responded in the phone call saying that I was willing to negotiate. Would it be wise to reiterate that I'm willing to negotiate again in my thank you email to the recruiter?
salary
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jcmack
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asked 19 mins ago
Debbie WilliamsDebbie Williams
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How do you know your expectations were too high?
– Sophie
16 mins ago
@Sophie He mentioned to me that it was out of the range they were expecting to offer.
– Debbie Williams
11 mins ago
That doesn't give you a great indication of whether it was a little or a lot. I think at this point, I'd simply wait to see - if they go forward, you're in a great position, if they don't - well, would you have been happy working for substantially less?
– Sophie
9 mins ago
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I recently had a phone interview, where the recruiter told that my salary expectations were too high. I responded in the phone call saying that I was willing to negotiate. Would it be wise to reiterate that I'm willing to negotiate again in my thank you email to the recruiter?
salary
edited 26 secs ago
jcmack
9,91822450
asked 19 mins ago
Debbie WilliamsDebbie Williams
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I recently had a phone interview, where the recruiter told that my salary expectations were too high. I responded in the phone call saying that I was willing to negotiate. Would it be wise to reiterate that I'm willing to negotiate again in my thank you email to the recruiter?
salary
salary
edited 26 secs ago
jcmack
9,91822450
asked 19 mins ago
Debbie WilliamsDebbie Williams
963
edited 26 secs ago
jcmack
9,91822450
asked 19 mins ago
Debbie WilliamsDebbie Williams
963
edited 26 secs ago
jcmack
9,91822450
edited 26 secs ago
jcmack
9,91822450
edited 26 secs ago
jcmack
9,91822450
9,91822450
asked 19 mins ago
Debbie WilliamsDebbie Williams
963
asked 19 mins ago
Debbie WilliamsDebbie Williams
963
asked 19 mins ago
Debbie WilliamsDebbie Williams
963
963
How do you know your expectations were too high?
– Sophie
16 mins ago
@Sophie He mentioned to me that it was out of the range they were expecting to offer.
– Debbie Williams
11 mins ago
That doesn't give you a great indication of whether it was a little or a lot. I think at this point, I'd simply wait to see - if they go forward, you're in a great position, if they don't - well, would you have been happy working for substantially less?
– Sophie
9 mins ago
add a comment |
How do you know your expectations were too high?
– Sophie
16 mins ago
@Sophie He mentioned to me that it was out of the range they were expecting to offer.
– Debbie Williams
11 mins ago
That doesn't give you a great indication of whether it was a little or a lot. I think at this point, I'd simply wait to see - if they go forward, you're in a great position, if they don't - well, would you have been happy working for substantially less?
– Sophie
9 mins ago
How do you know your expectations were too high?
– Sophie
16 mins ago
How do you know your expectations were too high?
– Sophie
16 mins ago
@Sophie He mentioned to me that it was out of the range they were expecting to offer.
– Debbie Williams
11 mins ago
@Sophie He mentioned to me that it was out of the range they were expecting to offer.
– Debbie Williams
11 mins ago
That doesn't give you a great indication of whether it was a little or a lot. I think at this point, I'd simply wait to see - if they go forward, you're in a great position, if they don't - well, would you have been happy working for substantially less?
– Sophie
9 mins ago
That doesn't give you a great indication of whether it was a little or a lot. I think at this point, I'd simply wait to see - if they go forward, you're in a great position, if they don't - well, would you have been happy working for substantially less?
– Sophie
9 mins ago
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How do you know your expectations were too high?
– Sophie
16 mins ago
@Sophie He mentioned to me that it was out of the range they were expecting to offer.
– Debbie Williams
11 mins ago
That doesn't give you a great indication of whether it was a little or a lot. I think at this point, I'd simply wait to see - if they go forward, you're in a great position, if they don't - well, would you have been happy working for substantially less?
– Sophie
9 mins ago